Capri Capers

Name: Capri Capers
Price: 2.99 EUR
Author: Karen GoatKeeper
ISBN: 9781311439208

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Karen GoatKeeper

JPCA
Paru le : 17/03/2016

Harriet Zeigenhirt should be living her dream life. After all, she won millions in the lottery, bought her perfect property and her long desired goats.... > Lire la suite

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Harriet Zeigenhirt should be living her dream life. After all, she won millions in the lottery, bought her perfect property and her long desired goats. Instead Harriet's life lurches from crisis to crisis. Even her favorite kid Capri ends up in the thick of things. Leroy Rogue and Roscoe Rascal want their share of those millions and will do almost anything to get them. Dan Janus loves fine restaurants and clothes.
This takes money. Harriet needs a husband and he wants it to be him by fair means or foul. Harriet's friend Deputy Arthur Carlson tries to lead Harriet through this maze of perils in this wild race reminiscent of an old time movie serial.

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Date de parution : 17/03/2016
Editeur : JPCA
ISBN : 978-1-311-43920-8
EAN : 9781311439208
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Karen GoatKeeper

Finally I'm getting my novel finished! "Hopes, Dreams and Reality" should be available in May. This is a very rural book about a woman stranded by a mega flood, cut off with no phone or electricity or company facing a meltdown in her marriage. And I'm back at work on "The Carduan Chronicles: Arrival", a nature/scifi set in an Ozark ravine and in space. Two science projects: teaching units from "The City Water Project" and the new "The Chemistry Project" are taking shape.
Work on the "Dent County Flora" books is getting underway again as the wildflowers come into bloom again. And there is another picture book taking shape. In case you think I haven't much to do, I raise Nubian dairy goats and have four lively kids now. There is a flock of chickens. In my spare time I garden a hundred foot square area plus a few containers. You can try to keep up with me on my website www.goatkeeperspress.com.